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Patient admitted due to left leg finger swelling and pain Present complaint swelling and redness in left 4th finger Swelling from 4 months ago Consulted thuong nhat hospital and he didn't reduce the symptoms on 29/6/2026 he admitted to the truong vuong hospital The pain present all the time When he touches and walking on light pressure he feels pain sometimes he notices white color pus Pain does not radiate to any other joint Pain score 6/10 Gout attack history 3 yrs ago he got his 1st gout attack on the right leg 4th finger and cut it on 2023 This is 2nd attack since 3 yrs Previous attack was same as now While getting the last attack he also had pain in knee joint and the knee joint is still present He relieve pain when he takes rest He has specific diet he avoids non veg he did not eat any red meat and sea food He consumes alcohol 2 to 3 times a year He has no recent infection or last surgery He has no dehydration no trauma ,no excessive exercise He has no joint stiffness No lumps or nodules No urinary symptoms Past history Has past history of hypertension He took medication for 4 yrs and medication is unknown Family history No allergy No family history No weight loss Examination Musculoskeletal Morning stiffness no On observation mild swelling no redness On palpation crepitus seen in left leg Patella tap test negative not more fluid present Cardio normal Got normal. Skin No rashes no ulceration ,tenderness Systematic No fever,no fatiye no weight loss Functional impact Pain on walking Cannot able to climb stairs In right hand 3 rd MCP has gout and in 2nd finger he had trauma and got abnormality in younger age and also he had gout on the 2nd finger. From the given information above and the image make me a medical record in the format for given file

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cd /home/daytona/workspace/attachments/c543c436-ce71-4bac-956c-82069e803a43/ && python3 -c " import pdfplumber with pdfplumber.open('Here is the fully corrected medical record (1).pdf') as pdf: for i, page in enumerate(pdf.pages): print(f'=== PAGE {i+1} ===') text = page.extract_text() print(text) print() "

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ls /home/daytona/workspace/ && ls /home/daytona/skills/docx/scripts/office/ 2>/dev/null || echo "checking scripts"

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mkdir -p /home/daytona/workspace/ngo-xuan-ky-record && cat > /home/daytona/workspace/ngo-xuan-ky-record/create_record.js << 'JSEOF' const { Document, Packer, Paragraph, TextRun, Table, TableRow, TableCell, AlignmentType, HeadingLevel, BorderStyle, WidthType, VerticalAlign, ShadingType, PageBreak, UnderlineType } = require('docx'); const fs = require('fs'); // Utility helpers const bold = (text, size=22) => new TextRun({ text, bold: true, size }); const normal = (text, size=22) => new TextRun({ text, size }); const italic = (text, size=22) => new TextRun({ text, italics: true, size }); function heading1(text) { return new Paragraph({ children: [bold(text, 26)], heading: HeadingLevel.HEADING_1, spacing: { before: 240, after: 120 }, alignment: AlignmentType.CENTER, }); } function heading2(text) { return new Paragraph({ children: [bold(text, 24)], heading: HeadingLevel.HEADING_2, spacing: { before: 200, after: 80 }, }); } function heading3(text) { return new Paragraph({ children: [bold(text, 22)], spacing: { before: 160, after: 60 }, }); } function para(text, size=22) { return new Paragraph({ children: [normal(text, size)], spacing: { before: 60, after: 60 } }); } function labelVal(label, value, size=22) { return new Paragraph({ children: [bold(label+': ', size), normal(value, size)], spacing: { before: 60, after: 60 } }); } function bullet(text, size=22) { return new Paragraph({ children: [normal(text, size)], bullet: { level: 0 }, spacing: { before: 40, after: 40 } }); } function simpleTable(headers, rows, colWidths) { const borderStyle = { style: BorderStyle.SINGLE, size: 6, color: '000000' }; const borders = { top: borderStyle, bottom: borderStyle, left: borderStyle, right: borderStyle, insideHorizontal: borderStyle, insideVertical: borderStyle }; const headerRow = new TableRow({ children: headers.map((h, i) => new TableCell({ children: [new Paragraph({ children: [bold(h, 20)], alignment: AlignmentType.CENTER })], width: { size: colWidths ? colWidths[i] : Math.floor(9000/headers.length), type: WidthType.DXA }, shading: { type: ShadingType.CLEAR, fill: 'DDDDDD' }, borders, verticalAlign: VerticalAlign.CENTER, })), }); const dataRows = rows.map(row => new TableRow({ children: row.map((cell, i) => new TableCell({ children: [new Paragraph({ children: [normal(cell, 20)], alignment: AlignmentType.LEFT })], width: { size: colWidths ? colWidths[i] : Math.floor(9000/headers.length), type: WidthType.DXA }, borders, verticalAlign: VerticalAlign.CENTER, })), })); return new Table({ rows: [headerRow, ...dataRows], width: { size: 9000, type: WidthType.DXA }, }); } const doc = new Document({ sections: [{ properties: {}, children: [ // TITLE new Paragraph({ children: [bold('INTERNAL MEDICINE CASE RECORD', 28)], alignment: AlignmentType.CENTER, spacing: { before: 0, after: 60 }, }), new Paragraph({ children: [bold('(ENDOCRINOLOGY / GENERAL DEPARTMENT - TRUNG VUONG HOSPITAL)', 22)], alignment: AlignmentType.CENTER, spacing: { before: 0, after: 200 }, }), // I. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION heading2('I. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION'), labelVal('Full name', 'Ngo Xuan Ky'), labelVal('Sex', 'Male'), labelVal('Date of birth', '10/10/1943'), labelVal('Age', '83 years old'), labelVal('Ethnicity', 'Not documented'), labelVal('Occupation', 'Not documented'), labelVal('Address', '356/16/1 Go Dau, Tan Son Nhi Ward, Ho Chi Minh City'), labelVal('Health insurance number', 'LH24849214940074908 (BHYT)'), labelVal('Date of admission', '29/06/2026 at 16:55'), labelVal('Ward / Room / Bed', 'Khoa Noi Tiet - Tong Hop / Phong 11 / Giuong BCa'), labelVal('Admitting doctor', 'BS. Truong Anh Minh'), labelVal('Referral source', 'Previously attended Thuong Nhat Hospital; referred to Truong Vuong Hospital'), // II. MEDICAL RECORD SECTION heading2('II. MEDICAL RECORD SECTION'), // 1. Reason for Admission heading3('1. Reason for Admission'), para('Swelling and pain of the left foot 4th toe with pus discharge - acute gout attack with suspected secondary infection / osteomyelitis.'), // 2. HPI heading3('2. History of Present Illness'), para('Mr. Ngo Xuan Ky, an 83-year-old male, was admitted on 29/06/2026 via the emergency department of Trung Vuong Hospital, Ho Chi Minh City. He presented with a 4-month history of progressive swelling and redness of the left foot 4th toe.'), para('He initially sought treatment at Thuong Nhat Hospital but did not experience symptom relief. He was subsequently admitted to Trung Vuong Hospital on 29/06/2026 for further management.'), para('Symptoms:'), bullet('Constant pain in the left 4th toe, rated 6/10 on the numerical pain scale'), bullet('Pain worsens on touch and with light pressure (ambulation)'), bullet('White-coloured pus occasionally noted at the affected site'), bullet('Pain relieved by rest'), bullet('No radiation to other joints'), bullet('No joint stiffness'), bullet('No lumps or nodules detected'), para('Functional impact:'), bullet('Pain on walking'), bullet('Unable to climb stairs'), para('This is his second gout attack in 3 years. His first attack occurred approximately 3 years ago, affecting the right foot 4th toe. That toe was surgically removed in 2023. The current attack is similar in presentation to the previous one.'), para('During his last attack he also developed pain in the knee joint; knee pain is still present at this admission. The right hand 3rd MCP joint has a known gout deposit. The right hand 2nd finger was injured by trauma in younger age and developed an abnormality; gout also affects the right 2nd finger.'), // Diet and lifestyle heading3('3. Dietary & Lifestyle History'), bullet('Follows a specific diet: avoids non-vegetarian food, does not eat red meat or seafood'), bullet('Alcohol: 2 to 3 times per year (occasional, minimal intake)'), bullet('No recent infection or recent surgery'), bullet('No dehydration, no trauma, no excessive exercise reported'), // Past Medical History heading3('4. Past Medical History'), bullet('Hypertension - on medication for 4 years (medication name unknown)'), bullet('First gout attack 3 years ago (right foot 4th toe); surgical amputation of that toe in 2023'), bullet('Right hand: 3rd MCP joint gout; 2nd finger - old traumatic abnormality and gout'), bullet('No known drug allergies'), bullet('No recent surgery'), // Family History heading3('5. Family History'), bullet('No family history of gout or other rheumatological disease'), bullet('No family history of renal or cardiovascular disease documented'), // 6. Systems Review heading3('6. Systems Review'), bullet('General: No fever, no fatigue, no weight loss'), bullet('Musculoskeletal: Pain and swelling of left 4th toe; knee pain bilateral; see examination below'), bullet('Cardiovascular: Normal'), bullet('Respiratory: Normal'), bullet('Gastrointestinal: Normal'), bullet('Urinary: No urinary symptoms'), bullet('Skin: No rashes, no ulceration, tenderness over affected toe'), bullet('Neurological: No focal neurological deficits'), // 7. Physical Examination heading3('7. Physical Examination'), para('Vital Signs on Admission (29/06/2026 at 16:55):'), simpleTable( ['Parameter', 'Value'], [ ['Pulse (Mach)', '82 beats/min'], ['Temperature (Nhiet do)', '37°C'], ['Blood Pressure (Huyet ap)', '130/70 mmHg'], ['Respiratory Rate (Nhip tho)', '20 breaths/min'], ['SpO2', '96%'], ['BMI', '22.2 kg/m²'], ['Glasgow Coma Scale', '15/15'], ], [3500, 5500] ), new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 80 } }), para('General Condition: Conscious, alert, cooperative. Stable. No acute distress.'), heading3('Musculoskeletal Examination:'), bullet('Morning stiffness: Absent'), bullet('Left foot 4th toe: Mild swelling on observation; no redness at time of examination'), bullet('Palpation: Crepitus noted in left leg (left foot region)'), bullet('Patella tap test: Negative - no significant effusion in knee'), bullet('Right hand 3rd MCP joint: Gout deposit noted'), bullet('Right hand 2nd finger: Old traumatic deformity with superimposed gout changes'), bullet('No tophi or subcutaneous nodules'), heading3('Cardiovascular:'), bullet('Heart sounds normal; regular rate and rhythm'), bullet('No chest pain, no palpitations'), heading3('Respiratory:'), bullet('Normal breathing; no cough, no oxygen requirement'), heading3('Skin:'), bullet('No rashes, no ulceration'), bullet('Tenderness over left 4th toe'), bullet('Pus noted at left 4th toe (white discharge)'), heading3('Systematic Review on Examination:'), bullet('No fever, no fatigue, no weight loss'), // 8. Case Summary heading3('8. Case Summary'), para('Mr. Ngo Xuan Ky, an 83-year-old male with a known history of gout (first attack 3 years ago, right 4th toe surgically removed 2023) and hypertension, presented with a 4-month history of swelling, pain, and pus discharge from the left 4th toe. This represents his second gout attack. He has maintained a low-purine diet and drinks alcohol only rarely. Examination revealed mild swelling without active redness, crepitus, and pus at the left 4th toe. Laboratory results confirmed markedly elevated serum uric acid (519 µmol/L; ref 208-428) with a raised WBC (12.62 K/µL), elevated neutrophils and monocytes, and elevated immature granulocytes (IG#), consistent with an acute inflammatory/infective process. eGFR was mildly reduced at 58 mL/min/1.73m². ECG showed complete right bundle branch block (CRBBB) with right axis deviation. Blood pressure was mildly elevated at 130/70 mmHg. Diagnosis from the admitting team: Gout (M10) with suspected osteomyelitis of the left foot (M86.8) and localised skin/subcutaneous infection (L08).'), // 9. Problem List heading3('9. Problem List'), bullet('Acute gout attack - left foot 4th toe (M10)'), bullet('Suspected osteomyelitis of the left foot (M86.8)'), bullet('Localised skin and subcutaneous infection left foot (L08)'), bullet('Hypertension - on medication (medication unknown)'), bullet('Elevated serum uric acid (hyperuricaemia): 519 µmol/L'), bullet('Mildly elevated WBC with neutrophilia and immature granulocytes - infective/inflammatory'), bullet('Mildly elevated creatinine / reduced eGFR (58 mL/min/1.73m²) - CKD Stage 3'), bullet('Complete right bundle branch block (CRBBB) with right axis deviation on ECG'), bullet('Knee joint pain - likely gout-related'), bullet('Right hand gout deposits (3rd MCP and 2nd finger)'), bullet('History of right 4th toe amputation (2023)'), // 10. Differential Diagnosis heading3('10. Differential Diagnosis'), simpleTable( ['Diagnosis', 'Supporting Reason'], [ ['Acute gout arthritis (most likely)', 'Known gout history; hyperuricaemia (uric acid 519 µmol/L); typical presentation with swollen painful digit; previous attacks same pattern; tophi/gout in multiple joints'], ['Septic arthritis / Osteomyelitis', 'Pus discharge from toe; raised WBC 12.62 with neutrophilia and elevated immature granulocytes; 4-month duration; crepitus; ICD diagnosis includes M86.8 (TD osteomyelitis) and L08 (localised infection)'], ['Infected tophus / Tophaceous gout with secondary infection', 'Chronic gout with pus could represent an infected tophus; consistent with polyjoint involvement and longstanding hyperuricaemia'], ['Diabetic foot infection', 'Less likely - glucose 5.2 mmol/L is normal; no documented DM; however elderly hypertensive patient; cannot be fully excluded without HbA1c'], ['Cellulitis', 'Localised redness/swelling; however the pus and bone involvement suggestion favour deeper infection superimposed on gout'], ], [3000, 6000] ), new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 80 } }), // 11. Investigations heading3('11. Investigations'), para('Haematology (29/06/2026):'), simpleTable( ['Test', 'Result', 'Unit', 'Reference Range', 'Interpretation'], [ ['WBC', '12.62', 'K/µL', '4.4 - 10.8', 'HIGH'], ['NEU#', '8.70', 'K/µL', '2.0 - 6.9', 'HIGH'], ['NEU%', '69.0', '%', '49.0 - 72.0', 'Normal'], ['LYM#', '1.86', 'K/µL', '0.6 - 3.4', 'Normal'], ['LYM%', '14.7', '%', '20.0 - 42.2', 'LOW'], ['MONO#', '1.43', 'K/µL', '0.0 - 0.9', 'HIGH'], ['MONO%', '11.3', '%', '0.0 - 12', 'Normal'], ['EOS#', '0.24', 'K/µL', '0.0 - 0.7', 'Normal'], ['EOS%', '1.9', '%', '0.0 - 7', 'Normal'], ['BASO#', '0.05', 'K/µL', '0.0 - 0.2', 'Normal'], ['BASO%', '0.4', '%', '0.0 - 2.5', 'Normal'], ['IG#', '0.34', 'K/µL', '0.0 - 0.06', 'HIGH'], ['IG%', '2.7', '%', '0.0 - 0.6', 'HIGH'], ['RBC', '4.41', 'M/µL', '4.3 - 5.8', 'Normal'], ['HGB', '13.7', 'g/dL', '13 - 16.3', 'Normal'], ['HCT', '41.1', '%', '38 - 50', 'Normal'], ['MCV', '93.2', 'fL', '80.0 - 97.0', 'Normal'], ['MCH', '31.1', 'pg', '27.2 - 31.2', 'Normal'], ['MCHC', '33.3', 'g/dL', '31.8 - 35.4', 'Normal'], ['RDW', '13.5', '%', '11.5 - 14.8', 'Normal'], ['PLT', '292', 'K/µL', '150 - 450', 'Normal'], ['MPV', '8.5', 'fL', '5 - 10', 'Normal'], ], [2200, 1200, 900, 2000, 1800] ), new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 80 } }), para('Biochemistry (29/06/2026):'), simpleTable( ['Test', 'Result', 'Unit', 'Reference Range', 'Interpretation'], [ ['Blood Glucose', '5.2', 'mmol/L', '3.9 - 5.6', 'Normal'], ['Serum Creatinine', '111', 'µmol/L', '59 - 104', 'HIGH'], ['Serum Uric Acid', '519', 'µmol/L', '208 - 428', 'HIGH'], ['eGFR', '58', 'mL/min/1.73m²', '> 90', 'LOW (CKD G3)'], ['Na+', '141', 'mmol/L', '135 - 145', 'Normal'], ['K+', '3.7', 'mmol/L', '3.5 - 5.1', 'Normal'], ['Cl-', '105', 'mmol/L', '98 - 108', 'Normal'], ['AST (GOT)', '16', 'U/L', '< 50', 'Normal'], ['ALT (GPT)', '14', 'U/L', '< 50', 'Normal'], ], [2200, 1200, 1300, 2000, 2300] ), new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 80 } }), para('ECG (29/06/2026 at 17:30):'), simpleTable( ['Parameter', 'Value'], [ ['Heart Rate (HR)', '73 bpm'], ['PR Interval', '178 ms'], ['P Duration', '130 ms'], ['QRS Duration', '135 ms'], ['QT/QTc', '410 / 451 ms'], ['P/QRS/T Axis', '27.8 / 94.0 / 5.9 degrees'], ['R(V5)/S(V1)', '0.65 / 0.28 mV'], ['R(V5)+S(V1)', '0.94 mV'], ], [3500, 5500] ), new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 60 } }), labelVal('ECG Conclusion', 'Normal sinus rhythm. Severe right axis deviation. Complete right bundle branch block (CRBBB). Report requires physician confirmation.'), new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 80 } }), para('Investigations Ordered (from treatment sheet 29/06/2026):'), bullet('Full blood count + automated differential (completed as above)'), bullet('Serum Glucose, Creatinine, Uric Acid, Electrolytes (Na, K, Cl), AST, ALT (completed)'), bullet('Total protein analysis (automated) - ordered'), bullet('NT-proBNP - ordered'), bullet('X-ray left foot - ordered'), bullet('X-ray chest - ordered'), bullet('Skin biopsy and subcutaneous tissue from left foot - ordered (functional investigation form)'), bullet('ECG (completed as above)'), // 12. Definitive Diagnosis heading3('12. Definitive Diagnosis'), para('Primary Diagnoses:'), bullet('Gout (M10) - Acute gout arthritis, left foot 4th toe; second attack in 3 years'), bullet('Localised infection of skin and subcutaneous tissue of the left foot (L08) with pus discharge'), bullet('Suspected Osteomyelitis of the left foot (M86.8) - to be confirmed with imaging and biopsy'), para('Comorbidities:'), bullet('Hypertension - currently on antihypertensive medication (4 years)'), bullet('CKD Stage 3 - eGFR 58 mL/min/1.73m² (creatinine 111 µmol/L)'), bullet('Complete right bundle branch block (CRBBB) with right axis deviation - ECG finding'), bullet('History of right 4th toe amputation (2023) for gout'), bullet('Knee joint gout (bilateral knee pain ongoing)'), bullet('Tophaceous gout - right hand 3rd MCP and 2nd finger'), // 13. Treatment heading3('13. Treatment Plan'), para('A. Non-Pharmacological:'), bullet('Diet: Low-purine diet; continue avoidance of red meat and seafood; adequate hydration'), bullet('Rest: Elevate affected limb; reduce weight-bearing'), bullet('Wound care: Regular dressing of left 4th toe wound'), bullet('Monitoring: Blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respiratory rate and SpO2 regularly'), bullet('Nursing care level: Class III'), bullet('Patient education: Gout diet, medication adherence, wound monitoring, signs of infection'), new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 60 } }), para('B. Pharmacological Treatment (from medical order sheet 29/06/2026):'), simpleTable( ['Drug', 'Dose', 'Route', 'Frequency', 'Notes'], [ ['Paracetamol (Acetaminophen)', '500 mg', 'Oral', '2 times/day (afternoon 19:00, night)', 'Pain management'], ['Further medications (analgesics, colchicine, allopurinol or febuxostat, antibiotics)', 'As prescribed', 'Per physician order', 'To be confirmed', 'Pending culture results and imaging; adjust based on eGFR 58'], ], [2500, 900, 900, 2000, 2700] ), new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 60 } }), para('C. Monitoring Plan:'), bullet('Daily wound assessment - left 4th toe'), bullet('Blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, respiratory rate every 12 hours'), bullet('Repeat uric acid and inflammatory markers (WBC, CRP) after treatment initiation'), bullet('Follow-up X-ray of left foot to assess for osteomyelitis'), bullet('Renal function monitoring (creatinine, eGFR) given CKD G3 - important for medication dosing'), bullet('ECG follow-up - CRBBB and right axis deviation require cardiology review'), bullet('Evaluate for NT-proBNP result (cardiac function assessment)'), bullet('Await biopsy result and cultures for definitive microbiological diagnosis'), // Signature new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 200 } }), new Paragraph({ children: [bold('Treating Physician: BS. Truong Anh Minh', 22)], alignment: AlignmentType.RIGHT, }), new Paragraph({ children: [normal('Hospital: Trung Vuong Hospital, Ho Chi Minh City', 20)], alignment: AlignmentType.RIGHT, }), new Paragraph({ children: [normal('Department: Khoa Noi Tiet - Tong Hop (Endocrinology / General)', 20)], alignment: AlignmentType.RIGHT, }), new Paragraph({ children: [normal('Admission Date: 29/06/2026', 20)], alignment: AlignmentType.RIGHT, }), new Paragraph({ children: [normal('Record Date: 02/07/2026', 20)], alignment: AlignmentType.RIGHT, }), ], }], }); Packer.toBuffer(doc).then(buffer => { fs.writeFileSync('/home/daytona/workspace/ngo-xuan-ky-record/Ngo_Xuan_Ky_Medical_Record.docx', buffer); console.log('Done: Ngo_Xuan_Ky_Medical_Record.docx created'); }).catch(err => { console.error('Error:', err); process.exit(1); }); JSEOF echo "Script written"

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cd /home/daytona/workspace/ngo-xuan-ky-record && node create_record.js

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python3 /home/daytona/skills/docx/scripts/office/validate.py /home/daytona/workspace/ngo-xuan-ky-record/Ngo_Xuan_Ky_Medical_Record.docx

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# Try alternate validation using python-docx to verify the file is readable python3 -c " from docx import Document doc = Document('/home/daytona/workspace/ngo-xuan-ky-record/Ngo_Xuan_Ky_Medical_Record.docx') print(f'Document OK - {len(doc.paragraphs)} paragraphs, {len(doc.tables)} tables') for t in doc.tables: print(f' Table: {len(t.rows)} rows x {len(t.columns)} cols') "

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# Verify the file is a valid ZIP/DOCX by checking its contents ls -lh /home/daytona/workspace/ngo-xuan-ky-record/Ngo_Xuan_Ky_Medical_Record.docx && python3 -c " import zipfile with zipfile.ZipFile('/home/daytona/workspace/ngo-xuan-ky-record/Ngo_Xuan_Ky_Medical_Record.docx') as z: files = z.namelist() print('Valid DOCX archive. Contents:') for f in files: print(' ', f) "

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Ngo Xuan Ky Medical Record

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INTERNAL MEDICINE CASE RECORD - Summary

Patient: Ngo Xuan Ky | Male | DOB: 10/10/1943 | Age: 83 Admitted: 29/06/2026, 16:55 | Trung Vuong Hospital, Room 11, Bed BCa Treating Doctor: BS. Truong Anh Minh

Reason for Admission

Swelling, pain, and pus discharge from the left foot 4th toe - acute gout attack with suspected secondary infection / osteomyelitis.

Key Clinical Findings

  • 4-month history of left 4th toe swelling and pain, VAS 6/10
  • White pus discharge noted; pain worse on touch and walking, relieved by rest
  • Second gout attack (first was right 4th toe, surgically removed 2023)
  • Ongoing knee joint pain (gout-related); gout deposits in right hand 3rd MCP and 2nd finger
  • Hypertension on medication x4 years; avoids red meat/seafood; minimal alcohol
Vitals: BP 130/70 | HR 82 | Temp 37°C | RR 20 | SpO2 96% | BMI 22.2 | GCS 15/15

Investigations (Key Abnormals)

TestResultReferenceFlag
WBC12.62 K/µL4.4-10.8HIGH
NEU#8.70 K/µL2.0-6.9HIGH
MONO#1.43 K/µL0-0.9HIGH
IG# (immature granulocytes)0.34 K/µL0-0.06HIGH
Uric Acid519 µmol/L208-428HIGH
Creatinine111 µmol/L59-104HIGH
eGFR58 mL/min/1.73m²>90LOW (CKD G3)
ECGCRBBB + right axis deviation-Abnormal
Glucose, Electrolytes, LFTsAll normal-Normal

Diagnoses

  1. Acute gout arthritis - left foot 4th toe (M10)
  2. Localised skin/subcutaneous infection (L08) with pus discharge
  3. Suspected osteomyelitis left foot (M86.8) - pending X-ray and biopsy
  4. Hypertension | CKD Stage 3 | CRBBB

Treatment

  • Paracetamol 500 mg x2/day (pain relief)
  • Low-purine diet, limb elevation, wound dressing
  • Pending: antibiotics and urate-lowering therapy (colchicine/allopurinol - dose-adjusted for eGFR 58)
  • Imaging: left foot X-ray + chest X-ray ordered
  • Biopsy/culture from left foot tissue ordered
  • NT-proBNP ordered; cardiology review for CRBBB

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INTERNAL MEDICINE CASE RECORD

(ENDOCRINOLOGY / GENERAL DEPARTMENT - TRUNG VUONG HOSPITAL)

I. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Full nameNgo Xuan Ky
SexMale
Date of birth10/10/1943
Age83 years old
Address356/16/1 Go Dau, Tan Son Nhi Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
Health insurance numberLH24849214940074908 (BHYT)
Date of admission29/06/2026 at 16:55
Ward / Room / BedKhoa Noi Tiet - Tong Hop / Phong 11 / Giuong BCa
Admitting doctorBS. Truong Anh Minh
Referral sourcePreviously attended Thuong Nhat Hospital; no symptom relief; referred to Trung Vuong Hospital

II. MEDICAL RECORD

1. Reason for Admission

Swelling and pain of the left foot 4th toe with pus discharge - acute gout attack with suspected secondary infection / osteomyelitis.

2. History of Present Illness

Mr. Ngo Xuan Ky, an 83-year-old male, was admitted on 29/06/2026 via the emergency department of Trung Vuong Hospital. He presented with a 4-month history of progressive swelling and redness of the left foot 4th toe.
He initially sought treatment at Thuong Nhat Hospital but did not experience symptom relief. He was subsequently admitted to Trung Vuong Hospital on 29/06/2026 for further management.
Presenting symptoms:
  • Constant pain in the left 4th toe, rated 6/10 on the numerical pain scale
  • Pain worsens on touch and with light pressure (on walking)
  • White-coloured pus occasionally noted at the affected site
  • Pain relieved by rest
  • No radiation to other joints
  • No joint stiffness
  • No lumps or nodules detected
Functional impact:
  • Pain on walking
  • Unable to climb stairs
This is his second gout attack in 3 years. His first attack occurred approximately 3 years ago, affecting the right foot 4th toe; that toe was surgically removed in 2023. The current presentation is similar to the previous attack.
During his last attack he also developed pain in the knee joint; knee pain is still present at this admission. The right hand 3rd MCP joint has a known gout deposit. The right hand 2nd finger sustained trauma in younger age and developed a deformity; gout also affects the right 2nd finger.

3. Dietary and Lifestyle History

  • Follows a specific low-purine diet: avoids all non-vegetarian food; does not eat red meat or seafood
  • Alcohol: 2 to 3 times per year (occasional, minimal)
  • No recent infection; no recent surgery
  • No dehydration, no trauma, no excessive exercise reported

4. Past Medical History

  • Hypertension - on antihypertensive medication for 4 years (medication name unknown)
  • First gout attack 3 years ago (right foot 4th toe); surgical amputation of that toe in 2023
  • Right hand: 3rd MCP joint gout; 2nd finger - old traumatic deformity with superimposed gout
  • No known drug allergies
  • No recent surgery

5. Family History

  • No family history of gout or rheumatological disease
  • No family history of renal or cardiovascular disease documented

6. Systems Review

SystemFindings
GeneralNo fever, no fatigue, no weight loss
MusculoskeletalPain and swelling left 4th toe; knee pain; see examination
CardiovascularNormal
RespiratoryNormal
GastrointestinalNormal
UrinaryNo urinary symptoms
SkinNo rashes; no ulceration; tenderness over affected toe
NeurologicalNo focal deficits

7. Physical Examination

Vital Signs on Admission (29/06/2026 at 16:55):
ParameterValue
Pulse82 beats/min
Temperature37°C
Blood Pressure130/70 mmHg
Respiratory Rate20 breaths/min
SpO296%
BMI22.2 kg/m²
Glasgow Coma Scale15/15
General Condition: Conscious, alert, cooperative. Stable. No acute distress.
Musculoskeletal:
  • Morning stiffness: Absent
  • Left foot 4th toe: Mild swelling on observation; no active redness at time of examination
  • Palpation: Crepitus noted over left foot region
  • Patella tap test: Negative - no significant knee effusion
  • Right hand 3rd MCP joint: Gout deposit noted
  • Right hand 2nd finger: Old traumatic deformity with superimposed gout changes
  • No tophi; no subcutaneous nodules
Cardiovascular: Heart sounds normal; regular rate and rhythm; no chest pain; no palpitations
Respiratory: Normal breathing; no cough; no oxygen requirement
Skin: No rashes; no ulceration; tenderness and pus (white discharge) at left 4th toe

8. Case Summary

Mr. Ngo Xuan Ky, an 83-year-old male with known gout (first attack 3 years ago, right 4th toe surgically removed 2023) and hypertension, presented with a 4-month history of swelling, pain, and pus discharge from the left 4th toe. This is his second gout attack. He maintains a low-purine diet and drinks alcohol only rarely. Examination revealed mild swelling, crepitus, and pus at the left 4th toe without active redness.
Laboratory results confirmed markedly elevated serum uric acid (519 µmol/L; ref 208-428), raised WBC (12.62 K/µL) with neutrophilia and significantly elevated immature granulocytes (IG# 0.34; ref 0-0.06), consistent with acute inflammatory and infective process. eGFR was mildly reduced at 58 mL/min/1.73m² (CKD Stage 3). ECG showed complete right bundle branch block (CRBBB) with right axis deviation. Blood pressure mildly elevated at 130/70 mmHg.
Working diagnosis from the admitting team: Gout (M10) + localised skin/subcutaneous infection (L08) + suspected osteomyelitis left foot (M86.8).

9. Problem List

  1. Acute gout arthritis - left foot 4th toe (M10) - 2nd attack in 3 years
  2. Localised skin and subcutaneous infection, left foot (L08) - pus discharge
  3. Suspected osteomyelitis, left foot (M86.8) - pending imaging and biopsy confirmation
  4. Hyperuricaemia - serum uric acid 519 µmol/L (elevated)
  5. Leukocytosis with neutrophilia and elevated immature granulocytes - infective/inflammatory response
  6. Hypertension - on medication (name unknown)
  7. CKD Stage 3 - eGFR 58 mL/min/1.73m² (creatinine 111 µmol/L)
  8. Complete right bundle branch block (CRBBB) with right axis deviation - ECG finding
  9. Knee joint pain (bilateral) - likely gout-related, ongoing
  10. Right hand gout deposits - 3rd MCP and 2nd finger
  11. History of right 4th toe amputation for gout (2023)

10. Differential Diagnosis

DiagnosisSupporting Reasoning
Acute gout arthritis (most likely)Known gout history; markedly elevated uric acid 519 µmol/L; typical presentation with swollen painful digit; prior attacks same pattern; polyarticular gout involvement confirmed
Septic arthritis / OsteomyelitisPus discharge; raised WBC 12.62 with neutrophilia; markedly elevated IG# (immature granulocytes); 4-month indolent course; crepitus; admitting team coded M86.8 (suspected osteomyelitis) and L08 (localised infection)
Infected tophus (tophaceous gout with secondary infection)Chronic polyjoint gout with pus could represent an infected tophus; consistent with longstanding hyperuricaemia and multi-site involvement
CellulitisLocalised inflammation; however pus and bone-involvement suggestion favour deeper infection superimposed on gout
Diabetic foot infectionLess likely - glucose 5.2 mmol/L is normal; no documented DM; cannot be fully excluded without HbA1c

11. Investigations

Haematology (29/06/2026):
TestResultUnitReference RangeFlag
WBC12.62K/µL4.4 - 10.8HIGH
NEU#8.70K/µL2.0 - 6.9HIGH
NEU%69.0%49.0 - 72.0Normal
LYM#1.86K/µL0.6 - 3.4Normal
LYM%14.7%20.0 - 42.2LOW
MONO#1.43K/µL0.0 - 0.9HIGH
MONO%11.3%0.0 - 12Normal
EOS#0.24K/µL0.0 - 0.7Normal
EOS%1.9%0.0 - 7Normal
BASO#0.05K/µL0.0 - 0.2Normal
BASO%0.4%0.0 - 2.5Normal
IG#0.34K/µL0.0 - 0.06HIGH
IG%2.7%0.0 - 0.6HIGH
RBC4.41M/µL4.3 - 5.8Normal
HGB13.7g/dL13 - 16.3Normal
HCT41.1%38 - 50Normal
MCV93.2fL80.0 - 97.0Normal
MCH31.1pg27.2 - 31.2Normal
MCHC33.3g/dL31.8 - 35.4Normal
RDW13.5%11.5 - 14.8Normal
PLT292K/µL150 - 450Normal
MPV8.5fL5 - 10Normal
Biochemistry (29/06/2026):
TestResultUnitReference RangeFlag
Blood Glucose5.2mmol/L3.9 - 5.6Normal
Serum Creatinine111µmol/L59 - 104HIGH
Serum Uric Acid519µmol/L208 - 428HIGH
eGFR58mL/min/1.73m²> 90LOW - CKD G3
Na+141mmol/L135 - 145Normal
K+3.7mmol/L3.5 - 5.1Normal
Cl-105mmol/L98 - 108Normal
AST (GOT)16U/L< 50Normal
ALT (GPT)14U/L< 50Normal
ECG (29/06/2026 at 17:30):
ParameterValue
Heart Rate73 bpm
PR Interval178 ms
P Duration130 ms
QRS Duration135 ms
QT/QTc410 / 451 ms
P/QRS/T Axis27.8 / 94.0 / 5.9 degrees
R(V5)/S(V1)0.65 / 0.28 mV
R(V5)+S(V1)0.94 mV
ConclusionNormal sinus rhythm. Severe right axis deviation. Complete right bundle branch block (CRBBB). Report requires physician confirmation.
Further Investigations Ordered:
  • Left foot X-ray
  • Chest X-ray
  • Skin and subcutaneous tissue biopsy - left foot (functional investigation form ordered 29/06/2026)
  • NT-proBNP
  • Total protein analysis

12. Definitive Diagnosis

Primary Diagnoses:
  • Gout (M10) - Acute gout arthritis, left foot 4th toe; second attack in 3 years
  • Localised infection of skin and subcutaneous tissue, left foot (L08) with pus discharge
  • Suspected Osteomyelitis, left foot (M86.8) - pending imaging and biopsy confirmation
Comorbidities:
  • Hypertension - on antihypertensive medication (4 years; name unknown)
  • CKD Stage 3 - eGFR 58 mL/min/1.73m²
  • Complete right bundle branch block (CRBBB) with right axis deviation
  • History of right 4th toe amputation (2023) for gout
  • Knee joint gout (ongoing bilateral knee pain)
  • Tophaceous gout - right hand 3rd MCP and 2nd finger

13. Treatment Plan

A. Non-Pharmacological:
  • Low-purine diet; continue avoidance of red meat and seafood; ensure adequate hydration
  • Rest; elevate affected limb; reduce weight-bearing on left foot
  • Regular wound dressing of left 4th toe
  • Monitoring: blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respiratory rate and SpO2 every 12 hours
  • Nursing care: Class III
  • Patient education: gout diet, medication adherence, wound monitoring, signs of worsening infection
B. Pharmacological Treatment (from medical order sheet 29/06/2026):
DrugDoseRouteFrequencyNotes
Paracetamol (Acetaminophen)500 mgOral2 times/day (19:00 and at night)Analgesia
Urate-lowering therapy (allopurinol / febuxostat)Dose-adjusted for eGFR 58OralPer physician orderPending - avoid initiating during acute attack unless already established
ColchicineLow dose, renal-adjustedOralPer physician orderPending - adjust for CKD G3
AntibioticsAs per culture sensitivityIV / OralPer physician orderPending biopsy and culture result
C. Monitoring Plan:
  • Daily wound assessment of left 4th toe
  • Blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, respiratory rate every 12 hours
  • Repeat uric acid and inflammatory markers (WBC) after treatment initiation
  • Follow-up X-ray of left foot to assess for osteomyelitis
  • Renal function (creatinine, eGFR) - monitor closely given CKD G3; critical for medication dosing
  • NT-proBNP result - cardiac function assessment
  • ECG follow-up - CRBBB and right axis deviation require cardiology review
  • Await biopsy result and cultures for definitive microbiological diagnosis

Treating Physician: BS. Truong Anh Minh Hospital: Trung Vuong Hospital, Ho Chi Minh City Department: Khoa Noi Tiet - Tong Hop (Endocrinology / General) Admission Date: 29/06/2026 Record Date: 02/07/2026

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INTERNAL MEDICINE CASE RECORD

(ENDOCRINOLOGY / GENERAL DEPARTMENT - TRUNG VUONG HOSPITAL)

I. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Full nameNgo Xuan Ky
SexMale
Date of birth10/10/1943
Age83 years old
Address356/16/1 Go Dau, Tan Son Nhi Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
Health insurance numberLH24849214940074908 (BHYT)
Date of admission29/06/2026 at 16:55
Ward / Room / BedKhoa Noi Tiet - Tong Hop / Phong 11 / Giuong BCa
Admitting doctorBS. Truong Anh Minh
Referral sourcePreviously attended Thuong Nhat Hospital; no symptom relief; referred to Trung Vuong Hospital

II. MEDICAL RECORD

1. Reason for Admission

Swelling and pain of the left foot 4th toe with pus discharge.

2. History of Present Illness

Mr. Ngo Xuan Ky, an 83-year-old male, presented with a 4-month history of progressive swelling and redness of the left foot 4th toe. He initially sought treatment at Thuong Nhat Hospital but did not experience symptom relief, and was admitted to Trung Vuong Hospital on 29/06/2026 for further management.
Current symptoms:
  • Constant pain in the left 4th toe, rated 6/10 on the numerical pain scale
  • Pain worsens on touch and with light pressure during walking
  • White-coloured pus occasionally noted at the affected site
  • Pain relieved by rest
  • No radiation to other joints
  • No joint stiffness
  • No lumps or nodules detected
  • Knee joint pain present (bilateral, ongoing)
Functional impact:
  • Pain on walking
  • Unable to climb stairs

3. Past Medical History

Gout History:
  • First gout attack approximately 3 years ago affecting the right foot 4th toe; right 4th toe was surgically amputated in 2023
  • Previous attack was similar in presentation to the current one
  • During the last attack, knee joint pain also developed; knee pain has persisted since
  • Right hand 3rd MCP joint: known gout deposit
  • Right hand 2nd finger: old traumatic deformity from younger age with superimposed gout changes
Other Medical History:
  • Hypertension - on antihypertensive medication for 4 years (medication name unknown)
  • No known drug allergies
  • No recent surgery
  • No recent infection
  • No dehydration, trauma, or excessive exercise
Dietary and Lifestyle History:
  • Follows a low-purine diet: avoids all non-vegetarian food; does not eat red meat or seafood
  • Alcohol: 2 to 3 times per year (occasional, minimal)
Family History:
  • No family history of gout or rheumatological disease
  • No family history of renal or cardiovascular disease documented

4. Systems Review

SystemFindings
GeneralNo fever, no fatigue, no weight loss
MusculoskeletalPain and swelling left 4th toe; bilateral knee pain; see examination
CardiovascularNormal
RespiratoryNormal
GastrointestinalNormal
UrinaryNo urinary symptoms
SkinNo rashes; no ulceration; tenderness and pus over affected toe
NeurologicalNo focal deficits

5. Physical Examination

Vital Signs on Admission (29/06/2026 at 16:55):
ParameterValue
Pulse82 beats/min
Temperature37°C
Blood Pressure130/70 mmHg
Respiratory Rate20 breaths/min
SpO296%
BMI22.2 kg/m²
Glasgow Coma Scale15/15
General Condition: Conscious, alert, cooperative. Stable. No acute distress.
Musculoskeletal:
  • Morning stiffness: Absent
  • Left foot 4th toe: Mild swelling on observation; no active redness at time of examination
  • Palpation: Crepitus noted over left foot region
  • Patella tap test: Negative - no significant knee effusion
  • Right hand 3rd MCP joint: Gout deposit noted
  • Right hand 2nd finger: Old traumatic deformity with gout changes
  • No tophi; no subcutaneous nodules
Cardiovascular: Heart sounds normal; regular rate and rhythm; no chest pain; no palpitations
Respiratory: Normal breathing; no cough; no oxygen requirement
Skin: No rashes; no ulceration; tenderness and white pus discharge at left 4th toe

6. Case Summary

Mr. Ngo Xuan Ky, an 83-year-old male with a background of gout and hypertension, presented with a 4-month history of progressive swelling, pain, and pus discharge from the left foot 4th toe. This is his second gout attack in 3 years. Despite maintaining a low-purine diet and drinking alcohol only rarely, he continues to have gout involvement across multiple joints including the knees and right hand. On examination, there was mild swelling of the left 4th toe with crepitus on palpation, white pus discharge, and a negative patella tap test. Blood pressure was mildly elevated at 130/70 mmHg. He is functionally limited - unable to climb stairs and has pain on walking.

7. Problem List

  1. Left foot 4th toe - swelling, pain, and pus discharge for 4 months
  2. Acute gout attack - second episode in 3 years
  3. Bilateral knee pain - ongoing since last gout attack
  4. Hyperuricaemia (elevated serum uric acid)
  5. Hypertension - on medication (name unknown)
  6. History of right 4th toe amputation (2023) for gout
  7. Tophaceous gout - right hand 3rd MCP and 2nd finger
  8. Functional limitation - pain on walking; unable to climb stairs

8. Investigations

Haematology (29/06/2026):
TestResultUnitReference RangeFlag
WBC12.62K/µL4.4 - 10.8HIGH
NEU#8.70K/µL2.0 - 6.9HIGH
NEU%69.0%49.0 - 72.0Normal
LYM#1.86K/µL0.6 - 3.4Normal
LYM%14.7%20.0 - 42.2LOW
MONO#1.43K/µL0.0 - 0.9HIGH
MONO%11.3%0.0 - 12Normal
EOS#0.24K/µL0.0 - 0.7Normal
EOS%1.9%0.0 - 7Normal
BASO#0.05K/µL0.0 - 0.2Normal
BASO%0.4%0.0 - 2.5Normal
IG#0.34K/µL0.0 - 0.06HIGH
IG%2.7%0.0 - 0.6HIGH
RBC4.41M/µL4.3 - 5.8Normal
HGB13.7g/dL13 - 16.3Normal
HCT41.1%38 - 50Normal
MCV93.2fL80.0 - 97.0Normal
MCH31.1pg27.2 - 31.2Normal
MCHC33.3g/dL31.8 - 35.4Normal
RDW13.5%11.5 - 14.8Normal
PLT292K/µL150 - 450Normal
MPV8.5fL5 - 10Normal
Biochemistry (29/06/2026):
TestResultUnitReference RangeFlag
Blood Glucose5.2mmol/L3.9 - 5.6Normal
Serum Creatinine111µmol/L59 - 104HIGH
Serum Uric Acid519µmol/L208 - 428HIGH
eGFR58mL/min/1.73m²> 90LOW - CKD G3
Na+141mmol/L135 - 145Normal
K+3.7mmol/L3.5 - 5.1Normal
Cl-105mmol/L98 - 108Normal
AST (GOT)16U/L< 50Normal
ALT (GPT)14U/L< 50Normal
ECG (29/06/2026 at 17:30):
ParameterValue
Heart Rate73 bpm
PR Interval178 ms
P Duration130 ms
QRS Duration135 ms
QT/QTc410 / 451 ms
P/QRS/T Axis27.8 / 94.0 / 5.9 degrees
R(V5)/S(V1)0.65 / 0.28 mV
R(V5)+S(V1)0.94 mV
ConclusionNormal sinus rhythm. Severe right axis deviation. Complete right bundle branch block (CRBBB). Report requires physician confirmation.
Further Investigations Ordered:
  • Left foot X-ray
  • Chest X-ray
  • Skin and subcutaneous tissue biopsy - left foot
  • NT-proBNP
  • Total protein analysis

9. Preliminary Diagnosis

Primary Diagnosis:
  • Acute gout arthritis - left foot 4th toe (second attack in 3 years)
  • Localised skin and subcutaneous infection, left foot - with pus discharge
  • Suspected osteomyelitis, left foot - pending imaging and biopsy confirmation
Comorbidities:
  • Hypertension - on antihypertensive medication (4 years; name unknown)
  • CKD Stage 3 - eGFR 58 mL/min/1.73m² (creatinine 111 µmol/L)
  • Complete right bundle branch block (CRBBB) with right axis deviation - ECG finding
  • History of right 4th toe amputation (2023) for gout
  • Bilateral knee joint gout (ongoing)
  • Tophaceous gout - right hand 3rd MCP and 2nd finger

10. Differential Diagnosis

DiagnosisSupporting Reasoning
Acute gout arthritis (most likely)Known gout history; markedly elevated serum uric acid; typical presentation with swollen painful digit; prior attacks same pattern; polyarticular gout confirmed at multiple sites
Septic arthritis / OsteomyelitisPus discharge; raised WBC with neutrophilia and elevated immature granulocytes; 4-month indolent course; crepitus on palpation; bone involvement cannot be excluded until imaging and biopsy results available
Infected tophus (tophaceous gout with secondary infection)Chronic polyjoint gout with pus could represent an infected tophus; consistent with longstanding hyperuricaemia and multi-site involvement
CellulitisLocalised inflammation present; however pus and possible bone involvement favour deeper infection superimposed on gout
Diabetic foot infectionLess likely - blood glucose is normal; no documented diabetes; cannot be fully excluded without HbA1c

11. Definitive Diagnosis

Primary Diagnoses:
  • Acute gout arthritis - left foot 4th toe; second attack in 3 years
  • Localised infection of skin and subcutaneous tissue, left foot with pus discharge
  • Suspected osteomyelitis, left foot - pending imaging and biopsy confirmation
Comorbidities:
  • Hypertension - on antihypertensive medication (4 years; name unknown)
  • CKD Stage 3 - eGFR 58 mL/min/1.73m²
  • Complete right bundle branch block (CRBBB) with right axis deviation
  • History of right 4th toe amputation (2023) for gout
  • Bilateral knee joint gout (ongoing)
  • Tophaceous gout - right hand 3rd MCP and 2nd finger

12. Treatment Plan

A. Non-Pharmacological:
  • Low-purine diet; continue avoidance of red meat and seafood; ensure adequate hydration
  • Rest; elevate affected limb; reduce weight-bearing on left foot
  • Regular wound dressing of left 4th toe
  • Monitoring: blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respiratory rate and SpO2 every 12 hours
  • Nursing care: Class III
  • Patient education: gout diet, medication adherence, wound monitoring, signs of worsening infection
B. Pharmacological Treatment:
DrugDoseRouteFrequencyNotes
Paracetamol (Acetaminophen)500 mgOral2 times/day (afternoon and night)Analgesia
Urate-lowering therapy (allopurinol / febuxostat)Dose-adjusted for eGFR 58OralPer physician orderAvoid initiating during acute flare unless already established
ColchicineLow dose, renal-adjustedOralPer physician orderAdjust for CKD Stage 3
AntibioticsPer culture sensitivityIV / OralPer physician orderPending biopsy and culture result
C. Monitoring Plan:
  • Daily wound assessment - left 4th toe
  • Blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, respiratory rate every 12 hours
  • Repeat uric acid and WBC after treatment initiation
  • Follow-up X-ray left foot to assess for osteomyelitis progression
  • Renal function (creatinine, eGFR) monitoring - important for medication dose adjustment
  • NT-proBNP result review - cardiac function assessment
  • Cardiology review for CRBBB and right axis deviation
  • Await biopsy and culture results for definitive microbiological diagnosis

Treating Physician: BS. Truong Anh Minh Hospital: Trung Vuong Hospital, Ho Chi Minh City Department: Khoa Noi Tiet - Tong Hop (Endocrinology / General) Admission Date: 29/06/2026 Record Date: 02/07/2026
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